Fulton Aldermen Dan Knopp and Tom Kenyon renewed an effort begun a few years ago when they, with the help of many volunteers, threw an Old Fashioned Christmas Celebration at Bullhead Point park Friday night.
Oswego Girl Scout’s Gold Award project seeks support for the service men and women serving overseas. Camille Graham, of Girl Scout Troop 41, is organizing a program to send various items to the troops to remind them of the support that they have back home.
Hannibal’s Board of Education last week approved a calendar of the events that will take place leading up to the May 17, 2011 vote on a proposed school budget.
In this month’s look inside Fulton Jr. High School, you’ll meet some students whose patriotism has earned them praise and a chance to compete at a higher level. Also, for parents, the monthly calendar of events is inside, as well as a form to order the Jr. High Yearbook.
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Aspiring meteorologist Carson Metcalf walks us through the past few days of wild weather. Also, a tough start for Raider boys basketball and the swim team.
The Fulton Salvation Army needs bell ringers immediately. Heavy snow and fewer volunteers have hampered its annual red kettle campaign.
The Oswego River holds the answer to a small mystery: What did the earliest Erie Canal boats look like?
Veteran shipwreck explorers Jim Kennard and Roger Pawlowski this week announced that they’ve found and photographed a canal boat that likely dates to the earliest days of the statewide canal system.
Oswego County residents will see another decrease in their taxes next year. When first proposed this fall, the 2011 budget contained a tax rate of $7.02 per $1,000 of assessed value, down slightly from this year’s $7.16. The tax rate in the budget adopted Thursday night is $6.99. Some legislators, however, are concerned about using projected revenues to offset costs within the spending plan.
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